Corporations large and small are still too often hung up on content when it comes to enablement. For example, in situations where a tool (such as Salesforce or something proprietary) is being updated, enablement tends to focus on filling learners’ heads with knowledge and understanding of the changes. But knowledge transfer is not enablement. Focusing on content is the wrong approach.
You will leave this session armed with case studies of how one of the most complex organizations in the world slowly and iteratively pivoted from a content-centric focus on training and enablement to a learner-centric focus. These case studies are from right on the ground, and they will help you start telling the right stories to your stakeholders as you seek to make your training more learner-focused and thus more effective.
In this session, you will learn:
- What has not worked to turn a complex organization toward the learner
- About specific use cases for eLearning and instructor-led training
- How to manage organizational change toward learner obsession
- How to drive buy-in from stakeholders
- About the value of a competency-model-driven training architecture
Audience:
Novice to advanced project managers, managers, and senior leaders
(VP, CLO, executive, etc.).
Technology
discussed in this session:
eLearning modules and virtual instructor-led
training.